The Los Angeles Police Department issued a statement to TheWrap on Fri., March 3. They reported, “Three women have come forward and disclosed that they were sexually assaulted by Masterson during the early 2000s.”

The women came into contact with Masterson through the Church of Scientology and were pressured to keep the allegations quiet.

On Friday, Jenni Weinman, Masterson’s rep, issued a statement which named one of the three women who came forward. In fact, Weinman claimed that she had a relationship with the actor which lasted six-years.

“During their long relationship, she made numerous inconsistent claims that she was previously raped by at least three other famous actors and musicians,” said Weinman.

“When [Masterson] ended the relationship, she continued to pursue him, even making threats to beat up his current wife Bijou Phillips unless she left him,” the statement continued.

Ortega spoke to Leah Remini, a former Scientologist and actress, whom he credited for encouraging the alleged victims to come forward. Remini told him that many former scientologists claim they were victimized by the group.

“I met with the LAPD, Remini told Ortega. “I met with Detective Reyes, and I told her these victims deserve to be heard.”

Even more, she recently said on her A&E docuseries, Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, that the church would go to great lengths to protect its celebrity members.

Fitale Wari is a junior at Denison University where she is a double major in Communication and English Literature with a concentration in Narrative Nonfiction Writing. In 2016 she received the Nan Nowik Memorial Award for campus organizing. She's a 2017 graduate of the Leadershape Institute and was inducted into Lambda Pi Eta in 2017. She is from Buffalo, New York.